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  • Question
    Can I use those rings like a fake piercing?
    Community Answer
    Yes, just put a little glue on the back so it does not hurt or cut wherever you put it.
  • Question
    Where can I find items like the earring backs?
    Community Answer
    You can get them at a jewelry store or craft shop.
  • Question
    Are there any other techniques I can do?
    Community Answer
    You can buy stick-on earrings or use puffy stickers. However, this is the last resort method and can end up looking tacky.
  • Question
    Where do I get mini magnets? The smallest ones I can find are the size of a coin.
    Community Answer
    You can get them online from places like eBay and Amazon for pretty cheap; choose ones with the sizes in “mm” since they will be the smaller ones.
  • Question
    Can I use these methods to make fake helix earrings?
    Community Answer
    Yes, you can use these methods to make any kind of fake earrings that you would like to make.
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    How do I make the clip on piece for fake earrings?
    Community Answer
    You should be able to find them in the beading section at the store, but if you can’t then maybe you could cut a bit of a plastic straw off, then cut it in the middle, glue on the back of the earring and slide it onto the ear.
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    Could I use something other than a magnet?
    Community Answer
    You can use clip-on earrings. You can get them at craft store or jewelry store. Clip-ons are not the same as magnets. They usually rap around you ear instead of using a magnetic force.
  • Question
    Can I wear them to school?
    Miana
    Community Answer
    If your school’s dress code allows it, you’re fine. However I would suggest that you do not wear them every day unless absolutely necessary.
  • Question
    Is the first one for pierced ears only?
    taylor brewster
    Community Answer
    No not all, but they can be. You can do the same step, but you have to put more support so your ears won't hurt.
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